Concerns regarding my initial project
Concerns regarding my initial project
Hello everyone, I have been researching and studying my first build for weeks now, and before proceeding I wanted to make sure that everything works. I have a 2k UHD monitor and i will use this PC for work purpose like 3d Animation and Rendering stuff .
I'm from italy and most of the stuff I'll get on amazon, I'll link you my build from the pcpartpicker site to make it easier
BUILD
So if you notice the RAM is not there because it's not on the site,i wanted to use this one,
Kingston
My doubt is about "MTS",what does it mean and what is the difference with "Mhz?" If there is one thing I've got about RAM it's that for my case I need AMD EXPO certification with 6k MHZ and CL30 . Now , since the options with the white style are really few ,I wanted to know if these Kingston are right for me , alternatively I considered these
TEAMGROUP
Another question is about the motherboard, I'm not sure about the GPU compatibility although the website doesn't report any problems, I want to refer to the "PCIE 5.0 " connectivity but i don't know very well. Let me know if the rest of components suits good please , Thank you guys
My confusion is regarding "MTS" and its meaning, as well as the distinction between it and "MHz."
It's all about the name -
DDR (double data rate).
The 6000MT/s RAM operates at 3000MHz. MHz indicates how many voltage changes the RAM makes each second, while MT/s refers to megatransfers per second. This value shows how much data the RAM moves each second. Mixing these terms causes misunderstanding, as people often mistakenly call the 6000+ speed MHz, which isn't accurate.
The build works well. Expect at least 48GBs of RAM and maybe more for video editing. What do you anticipate from this system? The model you chose is suited for mid-range video editing and will reach its limits compared to systems priced above $4000.
Perfect, just as I mentioned, thanks for the clarification. I’ll go with T-group, to be honest at this point. What do you think? Using x3 slots of RAM? More storage, like 4TB? First of all, study and learn, practice and improve animation 3D and rendering skills with programs such as Blender, Zbrush, maybe Cinema 4d—I’m not sure—but stuff like that you know. My expectations are quite good; I mean, if I ever need to upgrade the build, and I hope for myself, it means it worked! Well, I know it’s not a very strong setup, too. Also, 4K here in Italy prices are so different! And trust me, the money I’m spending on this is higher than it seems. By the way, I’m approaching this world as a newcomer.
It's actually a quite robust system, only 7950x stands out as the better CPU for those tasks. Stick with that Kingston RAM, there are no issues, and generally Kingston produces RAM that works well with most AMD models. Avoid using three sticks at once; stick to pairs or fours. Two 32GB units would be perfect. Consider your need for such high-end memory unless you're certain about white, B650 MBs offer similar capabilities and some even more. Just steer clear of Asus. Don't stress over PCIe 5—it won't be widely adopted for a few years, especially not for that GPU. Most current memory units include two or more M.2 BVMe slots, allowing easy upgrades for faster storage when required.
I was thinking about that this morning, but I can make some adjustments to the setup since the budget is a factor. I won’t go further because building it would already be costly. I’m not sure anymore, and the 64 version is about $423, which is quite high. I’m trying to find a good 64GB option in terms of value and efficiency, but I’m undecided. Should I consider buying four units to create something? Is that a bad idea? I did some quick research and the prices seem similar to what I’m seeing for my X670E.
If you're not concerned about upgradability, a 14700k will perform better for all your tasks on that system. Quicksync could also be useful.
on my desk sir
uncertain if I need to upgrade the CPU, I’m thinking about going with the 7950X. Regarding the SSD upgrade, I’m not sure what to do next and feel quite confused about the RAM situation right now.
I suggested using 2x24GB of RAM and possibly 2x 2TB NVMe SSDs. The 4070 Super works, but having more VRAM is better. It's a mid-range rendering setup, not top-tier. Cinema 4D can handle high VRAM usage.